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Had a call from Mr Reynolds at TAG, who said he was with Prudential and had some 'amazing investment opportunity'. Didn’t seem to care that I’m on the TPS, kept pushing to get my driving licence and other personal details! Told him I wasn’t up for it and then he started swearing at me, even called me a BAS###D. Reported the whole thing to the ICO not long ago.

This 'Mr Fletcher' kept ringing non-stop but wouldn't give any details like a phone number, address, or website. Ended up hanging up on me, then called straight back just to swear at me. Best to steer clear.

Some bloke called Anthony Baxter has phoned me a few times, going on about how he earns loads and buys genuine Versace tees. He came across as a bit thick, honestly, and made me wonder how on earth someone like him even has a job. He wanted me to put in £2193, promising a 75% return. Claimed he's a top broker or something. I really wouldn't want to see what's beneath that. Cheers with your fancy t-shirts, mate. Best to steer clear of this daft lad.

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Got a ring from some young bloke called Mr Potter. He was keen to send me a leaflet and chat about some kind of investment. He just wouldn’t back off and kept pushing to send it over. Said it was all about a 2-month deal with 60% returns promised. I’ve been done before and this smells like another dodgy scheme. I’d give it a miss if I were you.

Just got a call from someone named Marcus Riley, saying the same things as before. This is the third time they've called, but first time mentioning investing money, which I'm definitely not interested in. First time he made it sound like he was linked to Barclays. Gave me this number 0800 088 5430, haven’t called it yet though. While I was writing this, they’ve called me 3 more times but just got to answerphone, no messages left. The number’s blocked when I try to see who it is. I reckon they’ll give up before I do!

Got a phone call today from Treasury Asset Group about Barclay Shares. They wanted to speak to my husband but he wasn’t in. The person said they’d try calling back. I’ll let my husband know so he can be extra cautious if they do get in touch again. We’re always wary of unexpected calls like this.

A lady calling herself 'Rachel Wilson' rang me claiming to be from Treasury Advisory Group, saying my share portfolio was about to be sold off. She got quite rude when I said I wasn’t interested. Even after I ended the call, she phoned me three more times. She also mentioned she had my phone number and home address. I found her weak, sneaky attitude quite funny, but I can see how someone more vulnerable might’ve felt really worried.

Nick Carter phoned my mum twice, and she's dealing with early Dementia. She nearly gave him her personal details as he asked, but luckily, she stopped herself and ended the call. Afterwards, I found her feeling quite "disturbed" (her own words). I rang Carter back and spoke with his manager, who was really rude and hostile. I honestly can’t believe this isn’t against the law.

Got a call from Treasury Advisory Group, some bloke called Nicholas Richards. He said I qualified for some fancy interest rate cause I’m a loyal Lloyds shareholder. But then he tried to get me to put money into fine art or something like that. When I said no thanks, he actually called me a “time wasting peasant.” Proper rude!

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What an absolutely dreadful individual, reportedly named Nathan Tomlinson, who has been relentlessly badgering my parents-honestly, it’s been a call literally every minute! He even tried to intimidate them with threats of legal action, despite the fact my parents hadn’t shared any information. During one of his persistent calls, I picked up and he wouldn’t stop blabbing about how he’d like to connect me with their so-called legal team. I firmly told him to back off and cease all communication with my parents, but he continued his barrage. It's outrageous behaviour from despicable crooks who ought to be put away for attempting to con vulnerable pensioners out of their hard-earned savings. This lot claims to be operating from the UK, while waving around a fraudulent Swiss identity and allegedly sending out materials from Spain. Ridiculous! I’m certainly going to be reporting these characters to Watchdog. - caller: Treasury Asset Group

What a thoroughly unpleasant individual, going by the name of Nathan Tomlinson, has been relentlessly pestering my folks. I mean, the phone rang every minute without fail, and he even had the audacity to threaten them with legal action, even though they’d disclosed absolutely nothing. I decided to pick up one of these calls, and this chap kept banging on about connecting me to their so-called legal team. I firmly told him to cease his harassment of my parents, but it was like talking to a brick wall; he just kept on ringing. These rogues are nothing short of disgraceful, and they ought to be behind bars for attempting to con vulnerable pensioners out of their hard-earned savings. They claim to be situated in Switzerland but are making calls from the UK, and apparently, they’re sending out physical correspondence from Spain. It’s utterly ludicrous! I’ve already made up my mind to report these dodgy characters to Watchdog. - caller: Treasury Asset Group

13/01/16 - Identified himself as Andrew Baxter. Claimed to represent the Treasury Advisory Group, supposedly calling from Switzerland. He mentioned that he distributes commercial reports for large firms such as B.Gas, Barclays, Credit Suisse, and various UK supermarkets. Apparently, his firm has just received the green light to reach out to shareholders of certain companies on his list-attempting to persuade a £2193 investment in Dali artworks with a promise of 15% returns. Requested verification of identity prior to providing further details, bringing up regulations related to money laundering and anti-terrorism. 14/01/16 - Endured at least 11 calls from a withheld or unavailable number, all of which I opted to disregard. 15/01/16 - Yet again, it was Andrew Baxter. The conversation dragged on until my phone's battery gave out. He called back (I answered on a different phone) and we spent another 20 minutes chatting. I made it clear I wasn’t keen on his proposal. He then insisted on passing me to his superior. After grilling him and stressing that I required written information before disclosing any personal details, he became quite agitated and disconnected the call. Shortly after, I received two more calls from the same number-each ringing briefly before hanging up. Consequently, I called the number Andrew had provided and requested to have my number removed; unfortunately, I was met with a rather wrathful individual who abruptly cut me off! - Caller: Treasury Advisory Service

What an enlightening piece! It's clear that pouring money into Salvador Dali wasn’t the savviest choice. The man had a habit of settling bills by doodling on serviettes, of all things!